All the heats are done and dusted and on Sunday at Ascot Park another three year old harness racing filly will be added to the list of the forty one previous winners of the $60,000 Group Two Macca Lodge/Nevele R Stud Southern Oaks. Southland stables are well represented and Branxholme trainer Nathan Williamson has two
When the Invercargill Harness Racing Club hosts Diamonds Day on Sunday 21st April, one of the feature races on the card with be the $60,000 Group Two Macca Lodge/ Nevele R Stud Southern Oaks. The Southern Oaks was first run in 1983 known as the Southland Oaks at that time. Members of the inaugural Southland
Barron gets 700 When Cee Who’s Bettor (Bettor’s Delight) won at Addington last night it was former Southlander Ken Barron’s 700th training win. He’s trained 511 under his own name, 90 in partnership with his brother Tony and 99 with John Lischner. Ken’s first winner was Tintern Vesper (Deal Direct) with Lischner at Addington in
New Zealand harness racing has lost one of its most iconic and leviathan owners and participants today, with Ian Dobson passing away in the early hours of this morning on what was his 90th birthday. The man who is synonymous with the greatest colonial pacer and stallion ever produced on these shores leaves behind a
Gore harness racing winner Major Art (Art Major) looks to have plenty of upside. Although the three year old did it tough in the last portion of his race at Gore yesterday he was too good for The Wulver, (Buy Kiwi Made) winning by half a neck. Trained by Craig Ferguson and driven by Mark